Actuala criză economică poate fi privită ca o sumă de dialectici, şi în sine, dar şi în privinţa problematizării apariţiei ei. Acţiuni contradictorii au născut convulsia a cărei fază recesivă o trăim în prezent, fie în Europa, fie în lume, ca tot: “omogenitate monetară vs. eterogenitate fiscală”, “germanizare vs. grecizare a modelelor de competitivitate”, “îndatorări ieftine vs. rambursări scumpe”, “liberalizare vs. malreglementare” ş.a. Intelectualmente, argumentări contradictorii coabitează la fel de spasmodic, căutând cumva ajungerea la o sinteză cu conţinut epistemologic superior, dar şi evitarea elegantă a contradicţiilor-sursă: vorbim de “căutare apriorică vs. revelaţie empirică”, de “analiză calitativă vs. cantitativă”, de “regularităţi vs. lebede negre”, de “imposibilităţi ideologice de moment vs. utopii”.
The paper proposes to identify the most important development priorities for Romania until the year 2020, based on the analysis of the dynamic structure of world economy, the EU’s and Romanian economy. Starting from the definition of structural distributions and of its main characteristic measurement, the paper analyses various indicators on a cross-temporal and cross-spatial basis.
The article deals with the main intellectual challenges of developing the theoretical basis and potential instruments that can be used in the analysis of financial stability. It examines the means of detecting systemic risk and describes the difficulties in detecting it. It also presents the main sectors in which the current crisis has revealed the existence of major cognitive problems.
Universitatea Creştină “Dimitrie Cantemir”
This paper deals with the consequences of signing the Treaty on the establishment, coordination and governance in the European Union, also known as the "Tax Treaty". Thus, our article presents some general concepts on the relationship between taxation, fiscal policy and the European Union, sketching in the same time the background for the signing of the “Tax Treaty”.
Academia de Studii Economice din Bucureşti
The logic of agency problems is that “legally” the principals are (institutionally) hampered from configuring or securing the contractual precautions they wish to enforce out of those available in a pure free market. We review topics pointing that omnipotent management phenomenon is not a so-called “asymmetric information” market failure, but a State failure in protecting private property.
